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Neat Work Basket.

A very useful article in the sewing room is
an ordinary splint basket, such as grapes are
sent to market in, lined with turkey red
calico and with row of pockets around the
inside. An elastic cord is run in the hem Of
each pocket to hold the contents securely.
These pockets are lawful handy" places to
tuck bits of trimming, rolls of tape, dress
braid, buttons, etc., while the center of the
basket quickly fills up with patterns, rolls of
pieces and the like. A cover Of the lining
material drawn up by string, long enough
to permit it to be folded back over the basket
when in use, protects the contents from dust.
Household.
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Skirt Protector.

A garment for the protection Of the dress
skirt from mud and wet consists Of skirt,
the upper part Of which is black muslin and
the lower a broad, full band Of gossamer
This garment is put on under the dress skirt,
and the lower or. gossamer portion Of it is
turned up over the outside of the dress skirt
to which it is attached by small clasps. The
lower part of the dress is thus effectually en-
cased in gossamer, and the usual gossamer
cloak conceals the protector. The protector
can be adjusted to cover much or little of the
dress skirt as is desired. New York World.
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Watertown Market, Jan. 4.

Vermont, 1888 cattle 1899 sheep and lambs; swim,
New Hampshire, 50 cattle; I7a sheep and lambs;
swine.
Prices of Market Beef.-A few choice $7.7s
extra 6,7s; first quality, 600 $50; second quail
Prices Of Store Cattle-working oxen per pair $Ioo
IFS; Farrow Cows, SIS a 81: Fancy cows, $50 30
Mich cows and calves from $a5 4S; yearngs So a Il
two years old $I4 aS; three years old $24 a 40.
Sw'ne-Western fat live sA STA; Northern dressed
hogs So a 6a,c.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-Inlots a.2s 400 a &C
each: extra 400 $50; or from at4 4'aclb. Lambs
a SIC h.
Veal Calves-s azc lb.
Prices Of Hides, Taow and Standardization hides
NC; Brighton taow &c: country hides, &c: country
allow calf skins Ioc; pelts I5c IS: dairy
kins asa soc each.
Receipts of c. tile about one third larger
than last week. and 1t was generally conceded
that prices were trlfle firmer. Those who
bought early made the best bargains.
Mich COwS-A moderate improvement and
not so many huyers ut market. Sa es mostly
from t25 "a so per head.
Sheep Gala good city trade In mutton
from butchers Is n fact from which one must
infer that the stock on hand was not over and
:bove large; at all events they were read,
and willing to buy. We consider the price
realized was from u ca &c higher. Those
that had cattle wished hey were sheep, or
thst their trade WAS US good rs those engaged
in sheep.
Fat Hogs-We quote the hog market firm
ut Axe.
Veal Calves-A goou demand for good
quality. mostly from 5 @7c.
Live POulrry-SuppIy taken from stock train
was u ton at 8 "a Zoe.
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Good COokiea.

Two cups Of white sugar, l cup Of sour
cream, a cup of butter, egg and -four
enough to make a soft dough, into which you
have sifted baking powder at the rate OF
two teaspoonfuls to the quart of flour. Don't
knead much, roll thin. and don't crowd in
the pans. Have a good baking fire and re-
move as soon as done. These are most excel
lent. You will see that there is not much
butter used, and that is because of the sour
cream. Tip them out of the hot pan on a
cloth or paper, and do not put them away in
the jar until cold. Sometimes cookies do not
'set well" on the stomach, and the reason is
that there is too much butter in them, or but
ter and eggs-Indiana Farmer.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Ask Your Questions and They win be
Answered Here.


Please give In your next issue the name Of q
few OF the hest business colleges and universities
In the eastern cities BY 80 doing you viii obge
yours respectfully, STUDENT.
We cannot do 1t without advertising them,
and business establishments should pay for
advertising. This much, however, we will
say: The commercial schools of the west are
quite as good as those Of the east In every
respect, and vice versa. Select any one Of
established reputation in your own vicinity
and you will not go wrong. There is no such
thing as "buslness university" A univer-
sity is school where all branches Of educa-
ton and learning are pursued-law, medicine,
theology, commercial training, engineering,
ETC., anything you wish to learn. There are
not more than three, properly speaking, In
America. So you see, school that trained
persons for bookkeepers could not possibly be
university.
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Fell Down stairs and Died,

NEwBuRYpoRT, Mass, Jan. 4. - John
Dunn went down stairs to get some coal
and falling nearly the entirs length re-
ceived injuries which caused his death in a
short time. He was about go years of age,
and leaves a widow. He was a man with
habits of intoxication, and has been consd.
erably under the influence Of liquor for a
weel, mast
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Agnostic.

What is an aRnostic! There is society formed
in our city Of young mon who call themselves tho
Agnostic club. and some Of US don't know what
the words means. QUnENIz.
The word agnostic means not knowing. A
professional sgnostic is one who holds the at
titude Of simple ignorance without any opin-
ions, pro or con. He is not unwilling to
learn, but he merely suspends Judgment till
he finds out The term is used particularly
in reference to theology, and the state after
death, the creation, etc.
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Mate of the Active Drowned.

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 4.-William L.
Hobbs, aged 49, mate OF the schooner
Active, fell overheard while taking in sail
in this harbor on Saturday night and was
drowned before aid could reach him He
was resident of Northampton, N H., and
unmarried
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hALEs HONEY Is the best Cough Cure, 25, &c., n
CLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties. csc.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Dunions csc.
HILLS HAla 4 WHISPER DYE-Dlack & Brown, Soc.
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in Minute 25c.
DEk:VS RHEUMATIC PILLS are a sure cure, 5Oc.
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Funeral Of Bishop Potter.

New YORK, Jan. 4.-The funeral of
Bishop Potter will take place Friday. The
Episcopal service for the dead will be
chanted in Trinity church at 10 a. m. The
burial will take place at Pougkkeepsie.
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The ST. Lawrence Kridgod with Ice.

1Ht ~ ISWEcHC0 HSTIURoW WIN ICcs
WATERFOWL, N. j., Jan. 4-The cold
weather of the past few days has covered
the St Lawrence river with ice. On Satur-
day the ice was sufficiently strong to allow
of the crossing of teams between Cape Vim
cent and Kingston, distance of twelve
miles, The steam ferry has stopped run
ming, and both passengers and mail are
transferred in sleighs
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Young or miJdle.aged men suffering from
nervous debility and kindred weaknesses
should senu 10 cents E stamp, for large illus.
trated treatise suggesting sure means Of cure,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Buff
falO, N. Y.
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TIE IOEAI MAOAZINE
for young people is what the papers call
st. Nicholas. Do you know about it-how
good it is, how clean and pure and help
full? Ii there are any boys or girls in your
house will you not try number, or try it
for year, and see if it isn't just the ele-
ment you need in the household? The
London Times has said, I'VE have moth
ng.like it on this side" Here are some
leading features
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Salt and Pepper,

The Boston Record remarks that now
women can very well afford to remain single,
and 1--we happy so, since there are SO many
ways open to them Of earning good and in
dependent living. Then men will think more
of them.
II the saucepan in which milk is to be
boiled be first moistened with water, it will
prevent the milk from burning.
A picturesque card case consists of an open
gilded net, with the model of fisherman in
compo holding up one end.
An excellent breakfast bread: Pour boiling
water over two cups Of previously salted
white corn meal, till it is thin enough for
batter. Pour the batter into CREASED hot
pan and bake quickly to golden brown.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-01-07

Visiting cards ought to be of the best quality
Of Bristol board, with the name engraved in
the center The present tendency in cards,
for ladies' use, is to those square in shape, and
the cards run large in size. The largest card
Of all is used for Mr.. and Mrs. !" the next Ia
trifle smaller) for "Mrs :" and the next yet
little smaller) for Miss" Elderly men use
visiting cards of medium size, but young men
employ very small cardA
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oleomargarine Act.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 4.-Yhe state su-
premas cu@r1 has rendered an opinion
ssar@aa. Tine coustitutionality and validity
cf alos '-aasoulargarine act of May 81, 1855.
judge Gar,8gG filed an emphatic dissent
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The Boiler Exploded,

ANDIR;oN Ind, Jan. 5.-The boiler OF
the large elevator and Touring mills of
Newton House at Elwood exploded, killing
the miller, Joseph Reed, and the engineer,
Fill Lyst, AMI seriously wounding George
Redd, 5, cond miller.
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n n m can live at home, and make more money at
Viii work for us, than at anything else in this
IIIUI world. Capital not needed; you started
" u free Both sexes; all ages. Any one can do
the work. Large earnings from first start. Costly
outfit and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you
nothing send your address and find out; il you
wise you will do at once. R. HALLETT Co., Port
and Maine
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WHY BENEDICT is Opposed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-An evening paper
states that Representative Farquhart, on
the part of the printers union, is opposing
the confirmation of Public Printer Benedict
and that the opposition is based entirely
upon the ground that Mr.. Benedict is not
practical printer.
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BOSTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Boston. Jan. g.
Flour and Grain.
FLoUR-Mlchigan stone ground Si.25 945) u b a
CORN-Steamer yellow $50; mixed 52:.
OATS-Choice clipped 42x S43:.
The above quotations are for car lots
Provisions.
PORK-Prime mess els.25 Ssls75 Y bbL new mes,
81. Is: hams, 1O1a Tile.
FRESH BEEF-Choce steers no y D; nyat IN
&C.
MUTTON-Spring lambs 9SiOc for extra po,r >
good 4a8..
Farm Produce.
BUTTER-western extra fresh made creamery 81
9ssc; fresh initiation choice 23a25c Vermont crea
cry extra % s3lc Vermont dairy extra Is @2S..
EGGS Eastern extra 81 S32c: western choice q;
QD2S'
CHEESE-Northerr new 1870
POULTRY-Turkeys. choice fresh clei youny
northern l2Sc fair to good sal0c; chic Gems north
ern choce loS1ic; fair to goo1 6sYs; nortnsru
owls 3 .lUc; west I'm fowls 6s7c.
POTATOES-vermont Rose $50 busl
TRUCK-Cabhaye. 75c y bbE beets soc a bus:
turnips $l.25 bbE marrow squash $50 A Dbl;
Hdo bard squash 50 ton; native onions S250 =
bu sh: carrots 100 v bush celery S3aS5O 4 box.
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The Little Ratchet Story,

Who started the famous cherry tree and can't
tell lie story on Gen. Washington Is 1t truei
JAMES
The story appeared originally in Weems'
"Life of Washington" book written some
seventy five years ago. The probabilities are
that it is made-up yarn.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The second con.
troller has decided that an enlisted soldier,
discharged before the expiration of his
term, because of disability resulting from
suilstroke. Is entitled to bounty, the same as
If the disability was the result of wound
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American Buddhists,

Is there any such thing as an American
Buddhist? XIV,
There is. It is said on good authority that
there are a thousand or so altogether, scat
tered in different parts Of the country. The
tenets of their faith are the secret doctrines
Of the learned Buddhists OF India, as far as
they are known.
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Death Of George Crompton.

WoamasrER, Mass, Dec. 80. - George
Cruurprun, sou of the inventor of the
CsusuPa1n loom, and himself long the man.
utscrursr Of that important machine, died
hare yesterday.
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Ere GIT Manager Of the Central Vermont
Sr. ALBANs, VT, Dec, 30-John Proteus
has been appointed general freight manager
of the Central Vermont line. vice Lansing
Mills ceased, Mr.. Pro:eus was general
freight agent of the Grand Trunk
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YOU

will never regret sending three 2 cent stamps
topay postage to A. P. Ordway & Co., Bos.
ton, Mass, for copy of DR.. Kauffman's great
medical work; 100 pages, colored illustrations
of great value to every fami y.
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Building in Boston.
Boston, Jan. lover $l2, 00O, 900 was
put into new buildings and alterations here
in the year past.
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Read COLLAR

The band of jet trimming which forms the
top of this collar is uaade to fit the neck
closely. and from it hang five graduated
festoons, composed partly of cut jet beads and
partly Of open work metal beads
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wEIS YOKE.

Those of our readers who understand GRO
cheting and fancy knitting stitches will need
no further explanation than the sight of the
pattern There are plenty Of ladies in every
neighborhood who will know all about it, and
they can teach the rest.
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Spare the Rod. spoil the Child.

Spare the Rod, Spoil the Child.
A friend and had discussion about the quo
tation: Spare the rod, and spoil the child" He
says it is from the Bible. say it is not
ZUM-ZUx.
1t is not from the Bible. 1t Is from the old
New England almanac.
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The Weiy Yoke.

City and country contains pretty pattern
for strong, yet light and open lace work
chemise yoke and sleeves. We reproduce it
here
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Bead Collar,

Here is a pattern for pretty bead dog COL
lar that you can make at home.
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Get the Latest and Best.

1t is an invaluable companion in every School,
and at every Preside. Specimen pages and
testimonials sent prepaid on application.
Published by G. < c. MERRIAM 4 CO.,
Springfield, Mass, q. 5. A.
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THE GOOD HoUsekeePER.
Useful Things She Has Found Out from
Long Experience.

Each days work Is this: Monday, wash
ing; Tuesday, ironing; Wednesday, mend
ing; Thursday, extras and inciientals; Fri
day, sweeping, busting and cleaning; Satur-
day, baking.
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1.-THE IDEAL. MAGAZIN,

Mixture tor Coughs.
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train Of cars Is turning q curve. Does either
wheel slip! II It does. does the inside wheel sr
buck or the outside wheel slip forwards
n w n
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DIR. CAGES APPOINTMENTS.
Bradford Hotel, Wednesday, Jan. 10, until O'Clock
St. Johnsbury, Thursday, Jan. 20.
Woodsville Hotel, Friday, Jan. II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

OAAAANN ouOJ W." oAV
obecnie k%onwencya katolikow ME-
mieckich W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Kierownicy Konwencyi zaprosili
tamtejszego irijskiego arcybiskupa
2 e b a a, kt6rego wog6le uwa.
taja "a jednego gt6wnych rep
rezentant6w katolik6w irijskich,
ably zagaii zgromadzenie celebro-
wanicm sunny i kazaniem; lecz ten
70 MIC przyjaf, wymawiajac sic, se
must wyjechac.
Irlandczykom ME podoba sic,
4e Niemcy katolicy tax wiernie
stoja PREY obrzadkach %ojczystych !
iezyku niemieckim w kosciele.
Iryjski dzisnnik The Catholic Advo.
cate psze:n Jeszcze pred 80 laty
uwatano jezyk niemievki Euro
pie "a rodzaj pazedpotowego poro-
zumiewania sic sfcwaml LIP r O.
zoic speech; nawet krol pruski
Fryderyk Wielki MIN CARDIFF. w
ten i podobny spos6b stara sic The
Catholic Advocate dowiesd, be
.iezyk angielski coraz wiecej be.
die " Ameryce wypierai z Kos.
cioia move niemiecka.
w MIEJSKIM SZPITALU W
Louisville, Ky, lecza pacyenta,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
ODPOWIEDZ


Re Zgody dowiadujemy sic, he
Ks'eza polscy, stojacy 20 %stronie
Zwiazku Mar. Poll, w%ystosowali do
Biskup6w merykahskich odpowiedA
ma znana o~szczercza denuncyacya
grona ksiezy wroglch Zwiazkowi.
Me many jej wprawdzie
pod reka-pisze Zgoda ale kaz-
dy sic d%oroysli, 10 wystapili oni W
swej chronic i z godnoscia odpo.
wiedzleli ma o~szczerczy MEMORIAL,
ktory tax ich, jak i Zwiazek W
niegodny sposob dotkna}. Vice ci
ksieza Zwiazkowi mieli milczec j
z pokora poddad sic pod jarzmo o.
w. Barzyhskiego? Jakaz tn logika,
jaka2 tn sprawiedliwos swiatobliwa
= %doprawdy unos;c sic mad MIA
trzeba! A vice i'm wszystko woluo,
a jak sic kto inny W W a s.
n obronie odezw lie, tego cd
razu napietnuja zbrodniarzem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
Stub WIARUSA.

q zestocho W y, W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem, nadszedf do
Chicago nastepujacy telegram,
wysfany % sierpnia: l04,
,,Dzis z rama, o godzinie
odbyf sic W cudownym kosciele
ma Jasnej Gore, pred obliczem
Matki Boskiej Czestochowskiei
Kr6lowej Polskiej, Stub pana Ma
xymilinna Gozi m i r * i G g
z PARMA Helena Dziembowska,
oboje 2 Ksiestwa Poznahskiego.
Gosci moe wielka. Pahstwo m4odzi
opuscili Czestochowe lego samego
dina pc potudniu, %wracajac wprost
do zagrody wfasnej. Szczesc
B,ie mfodo4ehcom!"
Powt6rzcie, bracia, z pefnej
piersi, zyczenie podane ma kohcu
telegruicznego doniesienie, DO pan
mfody, %osobiscie znany Majstrowi,
to tegi wiarus, kt6ry wesp6t z Ia
mi W Ameryce W latach 1884 1885
pracowat Ola dobra emigracyi pol.
skiej W Amoryce, o%statnie miesia-
&c jake wsp6fpracownik firmly &.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
p. Klupp Chicago.

A: hlupp W Chicago.
. Pc imierci swego dziadka pow
r6cif p. G o z imi + k ! do W. KS.
Poznahskiego ! tam objaf ma jatek
ziemski NJ arcink owo Cor
n 9 pod Gssawa, ktory testament
tenn pszekazaf mu dziadek jego.
Majac charakter zahartowany
" cietkiej sskole amerykahskiej /"
SERGE przepetn'one prawdsiwa mi
toscia bliiniego, wskutek dfu4sze-
60 poiycia pomiedxy ludem row.
nym i wolnym, zjednaf sobie wkr6-
tee liczne grono szczerych pray
jaci6i. Zdofano wnet pozna6 " MIN
ocenic zalety, z jakiemi powroc't
z Ameryki, i wkr6tce p. Gozimir-
ski zasiynaf szeroko jake
wzorowy gospodarz i najpopular-
n%iejsza osoba W powiecio, al Edo
byt sob,e SERGE nadobnej cork jed
nego z najzacniejszych obywateli
W w. rs. Poznahskiem.
Pan Konstanty Dziembowski,
OJciec Heleny, dis PAM Maxowej
Gozi m + i ej, pofo&yt W
roku 1868 n%ajwieksze zasfugi oko-
10 sprawy narodowej, ME szcze.
dzac mienia, nj zdrow,a, u navel
ofary zyc;a. DfuAszy czas przesie-
dziaf W wiezieniu, Il pc powrocie i
nabraniu swietych sis, jaf pracowaG
okofo naprawy STRAIT i wycho-
wanna dzieci. Fortune pomno&yf
W czwornasob, a dzieci ma plawych
snow cory. % jczyzny wycho-
wal.
Winszuj jenny panu Gozimirskie-
mu, Re skoligowaf sic z tax zacna
rodzina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

Komisarz sqdowy Alden obni.
1yf gwarancya Oh. Ed. Hargeshe'-
MIRA z s 1000 ma 300; stawiono ia
i Hargeshelmer odtad znajduje
sic ma wolnej stopie.
DO poaoiskszonej szkoty pol
skiej 10 Wino'aie zjechafy " duiu 2
wrzetnia siostry Z Zakonu Notre
Dame W Milwaukee, ably uczyc
polska dsiatwe. Jest ich pie6;
Przeloiona, Biostra Hugolina, Iri-
ska, i cztery Polki: S. Kezmira, S.
ALOHA, 8. Agnieszka ] S. Zofa
(ostatnie dwie K a n d ydatki) j.
P%ublicznosc polska W naszem mie-
Sole powitafa W,elebne sfutebnice
Pana Jezusa Fanny Nary z wiel-
ka radoscia i hurmem odbiera
dzieci re szko}y publicznej a Cd
dale do polskiej, by sic ksztafclty W
movie ojczystej dIa swiata i ojczy-
zny, jak i Ola Kosciola. siostry W
dniu 5 wrzesnia zamieszkafy W "a
kupionym ola Mich domu parafial-
nym, niedaleko polskiego Kosciofa.
Orsan;sta nasz p. Hamerski pre-
stat nauczac W polskiej szkole,
gdyi Biostry rozporzadzaja dos
tateoznemi silami ma cztery klasy.
Dom Rlski W Winonie, wspa.
niafy gmaeh, bedaey %wiosnoscia
grona poiskich takcyonaryusz6w ",
Jul prswie gotowy i "a kilk" dni
rohoty . majs zostac zakohc1one
balem. Akcyonaryusze uohwalili, by
porzucic plan urzadzen'a akcyjne.:
20 salonu W Domu Rlshim
zaiobyd W MIN tylko grocery
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

" Mowym Yo'ku glosny
lest W pewneJ ulicy mafy, skromny
szyld blaszany napisem: Noses
,epasred reduced, enlarged and
PAINTED. Ten intsres pewnie zapfa-
ciiby sic i Winonie, DO ! tutaj
docyc jest temperant6w z czerwo-
nemi, niebieskiemi i koprowemi nos.
mi kt6rzyby 2 pewnoscia ohetnie
kazali sobie przysadzicnos inne-
go kolorn-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

W DAKOCIE JUL cd dwoch
tygodni deszcze i stoty, tax il nle
NINA zwozi6 plonow do stogow i
te W snopach wyrastaja. Farmer.
rzy przez to ponosz niezliczope
straty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
Ameryka.

REDAkTOR ZASTRZELlt
REDAKTORA.- Czytamy W nj.
5 wychcdzacej W Loup Cit y,
Nebr.. Gazecie Flskiej::
w czerwcu br. zastrzelif
Richardson, byfy redaktor North
WESTERN, redaktora gazety ,,Sher-
mar County Times" Wilarda.
Prowadzili ON W swych gaze
tach kfotnio miedzy SODA przez
dose dfugi czas, al n%areszcie
Willardowi naprzykrzyfo sic. =
spotkawszy Willard razu pewnego
Richardson's ms ulicy, powiedziaf
mu azeby przestal jego Zone oczer-
MAD W g%azecie, gdyt jezeli tego
ME uczyni, zastrzeli go jak PISA no
ulicy. Richardson odpowicdziat mr
ma to, Re jezeli Willard owa kfot-
ME przerwie, to j on tax samo
uczyni, lecz W. ma to HE przystaf
i wymysIa 90 dalej.
Razu jednego, gdy Richardson
poszedt do balbierza, ably sic duc
ogo Lie, wszedi "a MIN Willard i
poczawszy 60 wyzywae, wydobyf z
kieszeni drzeworyt i uderzy! MIN
Richardson's. Ten poczaf sic bronic
Wtenczas Willard siegnaf do kie-
szeni 20 revolver, lecz MIN 60
zdoia} wydobyc, Richardson po-
spieszyt sic i s%trzeli} do niego raz,
a ME zadawszy mu smierci, s%trzelit
pc raz wtory, i tedy Willard ru-
mai no ziemie nie1ywy.
Natychmiast go przyaresztowa.
no kiedy nastapit sad, % jury"
osw iadczy}, il Richardson Mat
racye.
Wybrano specyalny ujury",
ktory sic skfadaf z zupe}nie bez-
tronnych czfonkow, i ci nznali 60
tax samo niewlnnym, gdyz on mu
stat wfasnego zycia bronze.
Obecnie W Loup City turza sic
bardzo stronnicy W'llarda, be Ri
chardsona ME powieszono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
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Teodor Sikorski
Bracia A!rz
Belle Dlouhy
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Phi. Feiten
c. NJ. Gernes
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G. E. Haskin
l.. Hafenbecker
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Zieben & Peters
John Ludwig
Thos. chtenseiger
Chas. Miller
Konrad Phsser
John Paulson
c.. H.. Poss & c. Ressner
James Rounds
Aug. Ruhnke
John Schrade
E. H. Wagner